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Ethical Wealth Building For Millennials with Caspar Roxburgh

Ethical Wealth Building For Millennials with Caspar Roxburgh


Season 1 Episode 30


The phrase “making money” often gets a bad rap for its unethical connotation. Today, we’re looking at it in a positive light.

Join our conversation with Caspar Roxburgh, author of the Binge Thinking Podcast. Full of tips on having a good mindset on life, advice on earning & spending ethically as millennials, and acting on your goals, this episode is not one to miss.

Tune in and get the advice you need to start living better.

 

In this episode, we cover:

  1. Approaching the dichotomy of age and time (without knowing the future) [07:30]
  2. Fear leads to avoidance of long-term thinking [11:52]
  3. Get real to combat the negative narrative we’ve been conditioned to believe [14:35]
  4. You can make money ethically [18:02]
  5. Recognise the game you’re living in [23:05]
  6. Being ethical isn’t about giving away all your money [23:39]
  7. Making the decision to invest and work with buyer agents [25:24]
  8. Measuring success and thinking long-term [30:26]
  9. Climate change as a key factor in finding the right property [32:55]
  10. Tips to develop your mindset and stay consistent [35:26]
  11. Develop a conscious, aware, self-examined life [38:23]
  12. Finding inspiration in family, work, and philosophy [40:47]
  13. Acting on your goals & vision as the endpoint of property investing [42:18]

 

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About Our Guest:

Caspar Roxburgh is a scientist, researcher, app developer, storyteller, podcast author, and world music DJ. A deep thinker, Caspar possesses a unique perspective on millennial psychology based on what he does and what he’s been doing the past few years. He is currently a Research & Storytelling Director, which involves designing, managing, and reporting on scientific research for governments, NGOs and the private industry. He also works on producing photography, prose, film, audio and overarching communications strategies for programs that are changing the world.

 



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